The reach of Bwog’s tipsters knows no bounds. By that we mean that one of them occasionally musters the energy to venture below 110th St. for something other than an Absolute Bagel, and supplies us with such linguistic coincidences as this photo.
For some future generation of Columbians, perhaps this four letter combination will conjure memories not of that one night in Carman freshman year but instead of “Farro risotto with sage, Parmesan cheese, and wild mushrooms.”
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@The more you know... “Ça va” means (approximately) “how are you” in French.
@Anonymous The food there is not that great…
@Anonymous Mmm cedilla.
@Anonymous que cedilla?
mmm
@Anonymous ugh
@Anonymous it’s wingardium levi-O-sa, not levio-SA
@Anonymous I love you.
@Anonymous it’s pronounced “sah vah”
@Also this “coincidence” existed in the French language long before Todd English’s restaurant.